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... THE PURE WHIGS. (From the .spectator.) Last week, we mentioned the rumour that a negotiation had been opened with the Duke of Marlborough for the sale of the borough of Woodstock ; adding, that the story had not been contradicted. It turns out to have ...
... . WHIG CLUB. On Tuesday, in the absence ofthe DnV Bedford, who was prevented from aU.hdi- , cf indisposition, Mr. Fox took the Chair O fV Club, and was supported by a very lar Ec pany of distinguished persons. In drinkintrt. regularand constitutional ...
... WHIG CLUB LONDON TAVERN, March ;, CBORGE BYNG, Efq. M. P. in the Chair. A Letter to the Secretary wa* read, figaed by certain member* of the elub*. during tfcot tU.r name* might withdrawn, on aicouai at refolution tied on the toth of Febnabry. The faid ...
... WHIG DESPERATION. (From the Standard) Who would have expected a few months back from the moderate, the cool as-a-cucumber Globe, such sentiments as those it pot forth on Thursday evening, on the gain of a majority of leo in the town council of N ...
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... suspect, was the occasion of the notice which was taken of the Whigs at the ceremonial. But if, on lire contrary, the King sent out his regards to the Whigs by stealth, why are the Whigs content with such a clandestine intercourse ? do they not claim ...